Morphisms of sheaves factor as a locally surjective followed by a locally injective morphism #
When morphisms in a concrete category A
factor in a functorial manner as a surjective map
followed by an injective map, we obtain that any morphism of sheaves in Sheaf J A
factors in a functorial manner as a locally surjective morphism (which is epi) followed by
a locally injective morphism (which is mono).
Moreover, if we assume that the category of sheaves Sheaf J A
is balanced
(see Sites.LeftExact
), then epimorphisms are exactly locally surjective morphisms.
The class of locally injective morphisms of sheaves, see Sheaf.IsLocallyInjective
.
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The class of locally surjective morphisms of sheaves, see Sheaf.IsLocallySurjective
.
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Given a functorial surjective/injective factorizations of morphisms in a concrete
category A
, this is the induced functorial locally surjective/locally injective
factorization of morphisms in the category Sheaf J A
.
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